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If youwantto adjustthe clockmanually for DaylightSavingTime,
_Important:
After you have displayed
the "Set the clock" menu,
make sure
that the words "Daylight
savings"
is highlighl;ed.
Then press the
ADJUST
buttons
to select ON or OFF.
If you select ON, the VCR
will set: the clock forward
one hour.
If you select OFF, the VCR
will set the clock back one hour.
If you want the vCR to adjust
the clock auternatically
for Day-
light Saving
Time, set the "Auto D.S.T." of the "Customize
choices" menu to ON. (For more information
on this feature,
please
see page 47.)
If yousetthe "Auto D.S.T." ofthe "Customizechoices"menu to ON,
Your VCR will change
automatically
the clock from 2 AM to 3 AM
on First Sunday
in April and turn the "Daylight
savings"
setting
to ON; your VCR will change
the clock from 3 AM back to 2 AM
on Last Sunday
in October
and turn the setting
to OFF. This
means
if you are currently
foi[lowing Dayligh LSaving Time, "ON"
will be displayed;
otherwise,
"OFF" will be displayed.
(You
cannot
change
the "Daylight
savings"
setting
manually.)
_>Important:
Any time you adjust
this setting,
check your programmed
record-
ings to be sure they are set to the correct
time.
Programming the VCRto ReceiveTV Channels
Before your VCR can receive television
chan:._els, you need to
program
all of the local channels
you can receive
into your VCR.
Fortunately,
our menu system
makes this an easy process.
This
section will also explain
some other channel-related
functions.
This section
explains:
• Programming
channels
automatically,
• Using video mute,
• Adding and deleting
clhannels,
and
• Selecting
a channel.
Programmingchannelsautomatically
Using this process,
your VCR will automatically
tune in all of the
television
stations
you can receive.
You can :later get rid of un-
wanted
or unused
stations.
A special note to
cable box subscribers
If your local cable box comp_my scrambles
some or all stations,
and/or requires
you to use a cable box, then your ability
t:o
program
channels
will be lir_aited. The cable box receives
all of
your channels
and then sends only one to yc:ur TV (and your
VCR), usually
on channel
3 or 4.
If your
cable
box or cable
sy,_tem
seems
incompatible
with your
new
VCR,
call your
cable
company.
They
may
be ab]e
to provide
solutions
to your
problems.
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